Heroes (We Could Be)

2) Stayin Alive!

The title song for this chapter was sung by the Bee Gees

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As the wind kicked up and began to howl, Samuel Winchester started to question the safety and sanity of this particular job. The lightning came down full force on a tree near the Black Falls Pool breaking off a tree branch. In the flash of the lightning and the deafening "Crack and Crash" of the tree branch, Sam thought he heard a young woman scream. After hearing the scream he was convinced there was a woman in trouble in Black Falls Pool. Sam was sure he had seen a figure struggle in it several times.

"We need to head for the farmhouse." Bobby Singer called to Sam over the din from his wheelchair.

"Dean, c'mon boy!" Bobby shouted at Sam's older brother Dean Winchester.

Dean Winchester jogged over to Bobby and his brother.

His face was pure exhilaration.

This job was starting to get interesting, especially with the weather picking up the way that it was.

"Damn, it's like this ghost is throwing everything she's got at us!!" Dean exclaimed to Bobby and his little brother.

"We need to head for the farmhouse, ya idjit! Before this lightning fries our asses!" Bobby admonished Dean.

Sam's attention was now completely upon Black Falls Pool.

Without any comment to Dean or Bobby, he ran towards the Pool and upon reaching its banks' dove in, to try to save whoever it was in trouble.

"Sammy!" Dean yelled upon seeing his brother take off and dive into the pool.

"What the hell is he doing?!" Bobby yelled incredulously.

"We need to get him outta there!" Dean called back to Bobby.

Both men quickly headed for Black Falls Pool, disregarding the lightning and the risk to their own safety. They reached its banks just as Sam broke the surface with a half-drowned, clearly unconscious young woman in his arms.

"Sammy over here!" Dean called out to his brother.

Sam paddled, with the young woman in his arms, over to them as quickly as he was able to.

"Give 'er here!" Bobby cried out to Sam.

The young woman was hauled out of the water first and handed over to Bobby in his wheelchair. Dean assisted his brother out of the Pool as another "Crack and Flash" broke overhead.

"We need to get outta this!" Sam choked out.

"Ya think, genius!" Bobby yelled back struggling with his wheelchair and the extra passenger.

The three men, with the still unconscious young woman, made their way to the Impala as quickly as possible. Upon reaching it, they loaded themselves, the young lady, and Bobby's chair as fast as possible. They, then, headed for the old Thatcher farmhouse.

Dean parked the Impala as close to the front door of the old farmhouse as he could, then with Sam's help; he unloaded Bobby, the wheelchair, and the young woman quickly.

Once in the farmhouse, the Winchesters took the usual precaution of checking their surroundings. So far, the house seemed secure; Bobby Singer, in his wheelchair, checked on the young woman that Sam had nearly killed himself rescuing.

He sincerely hoped that the boy's efforts were not a waste.

It turned out that she was breathing, barely, but breathing.